Sentence examples for precise aesthetic from inspiring English sources
In any case, the attractive but suffocating atmosphere on "Pain Is Beauty" should be understood as precise aesthetic calculation.
The Maori of New Zealand developed the most precise aesthetic terminology of Oceania, describing both the innate properties of a work and its effect on the viewer.
James is so concerned with precise aesthetic construction that, at times, he involves the frames and stretcher bars in his compositions.
The formulation of the ideal is governed by precise aesthetic and iconometric (ritual image proportion) rules, as well as by iconographic (image-representation) requirements, as in Egypt, Greece, and India.
One of the difficulties is that we cannot know in advance what precise aesthetic content will emerge from any given body modification or how such an alteration will be interpreted over time or, indeed, over our lifetimes.
But with his intense charm and his pinpoint-precise aesthetic choices, it was clear almost from the beginning that he was a mainstream rap star in cool-kid clothing.
Though his ideas are pointed and precise, their aesthetic is anything but.
For her latest collection, dubbed "aristocratic purism", creative director Frida Giannini, said she wanted to evoke "a strong allure with a clean, precise, defined aesthetic".
The house, which is notable for its severely simple rectilinear structure and its use of large glass panels as walls, owed much to the precise, minimalist aesthetic of Mies but also alluded to the work of 18th- and 19th-century architects.
Anthony Ausgang - Long known as the comic-inspired anarchist who made a name for himself by adding slick animated scenes of naive thrift store oil paintings, Ausgang has seen a renewed interest in his work as its precise painterly aesthetic has stood the test of three decades amidst changing art world tastes.
This show insists that Atget was an artist with a very precise and rigorous aesthetic -- "the rejection of the picturesque and the sentimental".
